Sentence examples similar to once more permit from inspiring English sources

The restoration of the constitution in 1820 once more permitted popular political activity in Central American towns and led to the emergence of factions that would form the basis of the liberal and conservative parties destined to dominate Central America for the following century.

Permitted once more to practice their religion, by 1675 in Amsterdam they had built the Portuguese Synagogue, which with more than 1,600 seats remained the largest in Europe for nearly 200 years.

"But it's important that the American people know that we are making progress and we are focused on goals that are clear and achievable". The president's strategy is to start bringing some of the troops home in a year, but he said he would not permit terrorists to once more gain a foothold in Afghanistan from which to attack the US.

The CIA might be permitted to employ human rights abusers once more, which will doubtless mean training and funding a whole new generation of Bin Ladens.

Once more life was imitating art, if I may be permitted that categorization of a highly successful commercial film.

Permitted by order of the governor, then once more stopped before it could start.

Inequality, permitted to grow and extend itself under the banner, hoisted once more, of laissez faire, gives us the worst of both worlds.

The 1970s ban on dancing without a permit is lifted: we are now free to be a slave to the rhythm once more.

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